If one's moral actions are determined the reactions of others to that action must also be determined, that is they can't help but hold the actor accountable just as the actor can't help but act. Thus judgements of actions are no more, or less, immoral than the actions judged.
If one's moral actions are determined the reactions of others to that action must also be determined, that is they can't help but hold the actor accountable just as the actor can't help but act. Thus judgements of actions are no more, or less, immoral than the actions judged.